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h:#ll,-, : *c. Of et - cry ittkiiVOlica-Vci4O..VV3 4.4iPicult awl voilprritshitikuviiic , Mr. •NVAtOtTON itp pe;17111 at tItO l e ‘ar Wan the tier part Ot * tiltitCt)lllll/irekt oi; Ordert iU Cont. - toil Bid. 71,',0 the Motion I hat.the Ittmort b;oaght up, Afr, 711. N I.llad u umber,:of PO !it of form,• the te.otiettay of NvhiCli Was; I tVit , ilAt 1.,i1l aiteitrsc Inatt,ers of INicle, it otigilt not to have originated in. a . Coinniittoe of Ways and Means, 4nt.tbat Ite, Orders sboul.kl !Lave been Ora ye ferrol to,the consideratiou of a Committne.olV(*tle, ti : aiwe,rtaiu whether they plight or dught,,rkot to he ,)- • The CILel NCELLOR of the EXOLIEQLEP re- Oied.er iorne. length, .contending that the Bill origi nated,wikh•!perka-propriety.io the Committee of 'Ways antt Mean,i,,bectirtse till that the : House we's ea!ltd uphti to tlo, , was to impose the duties under tho Orders in Council ; the (Jitters themselves rep lete(' the matters'of trade. After a luminous expla nal inn Of t he - pradtice of.alie btouye by the. Speaker, and a' lew words from 4\-Ir Rose,- Mr. Huskisson., and Mr.- Faster, it was agret'd that it he an 'instate, lion to t the Committee ou the Bill to divide it into two Mills, if theyrhought .fits The Report was then received and agreed to; the Bill was ordered:to be pfinted as am en . ded, and to be recommitted on 'Wednesday. . . Mr, Ti HANEY gave untice, that on Thur3day (we believe he subsequently substituted Werluesday) he sittottld move that the House should resolve itself' into a Cotrtrnitteelo consider of %beaus for the bet to prote6tion of trade and navigation. Mr. FfisTmt presented the usual annual Petitions' from the Irish , charitable Institutions, Hospitals; &T. which were ordered to lie on the,tab,le:;„ GREAT (RIMSBY ELECTION. Air. Rlalf.lV 11, pursuant to notice, rose to mcive that the arder for taking into consideration the Pe-, titian complaining of the undue Eledion for the Borough of Groat Grimsby, should' be discharged. The grounds upon which his Motion rested were, that the Standing Order of the House had not becn ciotriplied with by the Petitioner in the last Set..sion that Order requiring that the Petitioner should give in a statement of his quialitic.ttionrithin fifteen days utter notice to that effea. IC td been, nerved upon hint, :subsequent to, the presenting his Petition. Such notice had'been .giVen'tO the Petitioner last Session, but no qualification had been accordingly given iu and thus the quali6ation had, within t h e regular time after the renewal'of the Petitionin 'the present Session, been returned to the House, the new I.lietn. ber contended, in the: absence of any precedent, since the enaarrient of , the 'Grenville Ad, that the House should be governed „by the .analofry of its practice antecedent to the ; passing of.. that AO, -which wonld be fatal to thti claim of the Petitioner . to be liesrd,,. :He:;therefore moved that the Order. fir tlikhargatl, The.SPl;4lk . .Ell suggested to the House the pro'. priety; :f4 there Were , several facts upon which it: Would have them - tie, to a conclusion, to' deeide . upotr the first question that would arise • The question was , then put,for reading the Notice tiemlindiug the qualification, when • Tke SOLICITOR GRNER4I: stated . , that he agr.;:d' with the Learnedtentleman is to the praCtiee Ixf tlu Flotte antecedent CO 'the I.:tsing of the loth of the King, the Grenville, Mt. Oat lie contended;' since the enadment of that statute, which transfer red fill jurkdiaion on matters of controverted Elee tion froathe 'House to the Conuidttees chosen u nd e r it wits not competent to the Houle to discharge any order for 'a Committee to determine the merit; of .nn Elation in any other manner titan :6 pre,- Iscribed by the .A(L The v.;holejurisdi(ition rcSted, At WI the Cornmittee, which. :quite was to decide, tiPon the question respeOing the qualification, ncl theretnie 'the Honse could not have (sower to dis charge the , Order pursuant to the ntntion of the lion. Gentlernat,. 4‘iter ft:w v;.0t4(.1 from \ir. Clior:Lit, tile matibil vas newtlived witboirt J. div,i4iuti. TRANsAcTIoNs IN 01113 E. Lfoi the Order. of the, Day for taking tot° consider.itioo tho O ti d o 'pip ertiv anti on the (1130044 p, that they, he, mow- taken., into colsitioratiorio Ci4BEVRY duclare4 i.iointentiorr t o g ive, 0644 nepiti,ve to the r%liilion of his ,Nt. g i A le f or t wo , reario(33l first, lie(:4ii,joo it. Vraii, itppotogible to decide upon this ellwstioo h‘tiprp, the liottse, without, coming to a decision .by a, vote tit, thatJtoaio upon, the whole poliey . .of tht4 Goverttincut, , ,,inf, IVollesloy. in Indio ; awl hcc;htmci fi though tho, 2s , noriil policy, of the lAtt(iit;s se p ar , rated trout the p:irticillar charge, the.ol,v4lotco ktioro. tluz. lliattfe ‘"h ' l 4 'l‘it:ll a /1 , 111 , 11 "; ;`' P-41Vvimo tuatty: ‘1,7;44,;::;., or months to eti.;o,e Gentiottivit to, ttrako 01qt - wolves acTiaitittd with it. 'l, he werg, su Nolionitions,, C(Ali.li*rti, I . llCrreti tom. so trump sUbjeo ) Goicrottle t)t! 01, Atari' walk, of Lord Teignitiochh, nicl 4.lilartitris tiutt it u , ,as not pr;l..tietible fur Gentleint 4 l4 Its ntpkg theinselvo titgotijitted tbeir content*, AQ :t(1; b 4, cOliipet(ol,l to decide, upoo this question, Tre:ity t,f .Dude= not a siogio casel the trai l,,;:o;(.gps „in tt a Carigatie "loci 6.l;iiiijore,, were alit; to he conskdorid. '.1.10 11t n, Othitlornott then otoceodcd to read v\tr fvoni a glispattgli.iuteuch g - -t ,‘ , ed to kiverbeeti by Dirttetors, to that they dii.lpproved of wht,.4.l.lewaft clilled to otder lty CliA,NCl4,l.ott tit the I c nt, , ,..191 , 3t, who re. minded ttie 'Member, thdt it ‘ l / 4 is not t orderly to slate ()pillions entert,iillo ekts.riiera,.4ll4l ware not, in tlte colit(:LlThitii: t ii? of ,t4,iit.,1104.5e, itt the place of f in ah tii;itk, , :':l3 intended (0 inch rc' 01:.11.'t. ( 0.11;,se to 1:11.(.: aiiy , p:trti(:ular course 'of proceeding. • t) r . 1, A e,./ v.Nce, \Vrit•rntit4Ao. mid Lora Foi.,Kfitro;sl: Cotil:'l - 4:(1, (01 tio4 colltrilly, that the. ‘%'.'o; ih.rtettly in order to ptlrSti , ... 41W course ar L; ohiezu which lie tni::4l,lt 1411 t'- to iotloce ttl .l 4' trot : , ,c 1i"1 sOi;1;(:hri011, slid that the Viper , ' 1101 boon refloed 1.41 this I'.ll - ‘hanK:ll, pvilettjy , , competent to pIITI to advert ti; It. The Sv44.v.lit then deeitted,, tig:lt it this meat hsd ,reltisod. the dostiment, the 1.1011. Metriber 'mu; quoting, it neyor i t , I ' s. ., v io,ctircx..tly. trivet', tt 1.1;14 diet= ill,) rcifow.gl; L il t it ;11t:' 'gad not been tty. I,A) p()N I' riptioi bv,l4 cu 41D ; s v ot NO. 4.. 104rtLett...cocurte,44tv t4e4 At the - St.IN-OPPIC V No, 11 , 2 • StrJI,d ; where /hive, tisements, Order, and publialled,byJVAl.l.l ft, Scx ir?pri IJI fro the Parer, I etters for the Ortit.,r,&c.(fir,ft-Pilfa), 53~~ ottort Trott L'oe IttrIRRIED. Lately, at Tsliporm, Mr, Vanherm4n, of Mnry-le4one-, stir t, Velciett•betutrre, td Mrs: Weichon, of 4)(4cs"‘i , a , i , ... ~ ieli4(.4( • •, • ! ..- ! , . , ,•'' . 0u ~11 rider, 1 aFt, sud(tunlyi -at 'QMPthitai, ..ia s tbe 'prime or lit?, Mr. lleintionot Le an, jun. §nt,gpoyal44,4puthec4.flo of that place.. ' ' ; tkn•S;iteittay law of 411 e ineuifes, the in Atilt tfanghtet'of Ch*Orge•tV4.4l4;l'.44l. of Soho- , ciuge. ' The tatpo mcnning, in the = 39th . ym. of. hp! ,ago,, Mrs-: !,,litfcitle. of the l'Aragon. ()nSattiolly , 'liiiti at !his house in . New Buitd-sticet, Mr: I,autbv,., li 4'iJlC-UP=rtihani. 011, ‘Vcciveui4e the, 17th inst. at C,arpsalloch, in. Dupl.? fries-shire; Mfg. rbtinstun, in ha V 24 year. On the' 19th -i nst . at Claptthi, Nict. Sevill, wile ori Mr. I ThwThat Savill, int. 4( )4 1 3 u l ti ti° 1atfo t 1, 11 o in f sI the ' ll! t i ' ;:t i! , ") : ,' , 1 1 :; ;; I . 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N • pVcaigi. , 7 ittttk - • (2()At—NRII4,II. , , e 43 jt 42S 4)(1 , 546 5 4t a sp. ot 483 sg!--: /I e. 7 ;1t S eqV 5 39 'le , t 'l,l‘ , A .1 11 1 11161 A, he viak OM the - Hen. atittle 'inat.l was perfectly in 2 - afar' wen he made:use of 'sit i in the course of - • Mr, CREEVEY then prOgeetlecikirit2l the qnotations from the diripAch, in order to sheW t hat the par./ of Marquis W'elles,ley was wrong, and contended, that the :eliding Mai (pits Cornwalliq oat, when or the brink Of the grave, to 'sepersede Marqnis Welt. Risley in the prime of life, was a decided proOf of the fa 6.. On the whole, theretere he thought, that a Committee should be appointed to . exaMine into the policy of Marquis Wellesley'S Goveretnent in India ; and he was convinced that if this course 'should riot be pursued, the opposite would be 'fatal :to the cha raCter of that Heuse in the' Conntry. .7011 A thought the sugges t tious of his Hon:Friend'one orthe most extraordit nary he had ever heard. The present' was'a 'case of a personal charge ageinst which had already been pendingdMing three Parliaments, and had been brought .fereiard by ,a Gentleman, whe t , , though when . lie broached it, a Metisber, Of ,that House, had not a seat in the last or the present Ver t 'lament. That Gentleman had moved fee: various Papers, upon which ldng discussions tool:place, and yet 'his Hon. Friend had not made any ebjeetion to the course he was pursuing. ,When that Gentle- Man ctased to be a Member, of that i louse, the Mae Lord, had taken up, the tUsineis, and giVen notice of his intention. to move certain Ileso lotions founded upon the Papers, yet his Honotir able Friend made no oppirsitiOn till the present Ses sion. Whether the policy of,Marquis 'Wellesley was right or wrong, end tie was prepared' totonteea that it wasright,, that policy had nothing do with the question then before the Fitaise. perpetual delay was a grosS injustice' to the gable Mareuis. The aceusers had now all the 'Papers they :called tor, and theY, had a right to rualw gond their accusation, if ; . theY',COuld, and if not; Mitrquite Wellesley had a right to stand acquitted. As to the. document quoted by his , Hon. Friend, th"tf Board t;,l' Controul, the proper authority for dire6ing the. political Government of India, lied refused to send it) out, and expressed its - aperobation of , the Noble Marquis's . Conduel. On the present , queitions , which was a personal charge,. not conneae& with, the general: policy of his. Government, he.thoUght that, Marquis Wellesley had' a right to souse de cision. R 08431 77 71-101iNTON , retained his fort mer opinion, expressed in. that House and in am ther place, with respect to his disapprobation ofahe policy of .the measures of the Noble-Marquis. But in justice to that Noble Lord he was of opinion, that this:question should be decided with the greatest possible . dispatch; as his case had been too long upon the tenter. Ile thought that , the . businessAiad been too long protra6ed, and:especially when , he reeol leeied that • the.. Right: hon. Gentleman. who hod undertaken to bring i.ltirwer& the :Gametic ( question, . had stated'as his tesson;.tbr: giving it up, that- he. did not . Wisls to , cause:t4disagreement athengst his': Majesty.a -Ministers. He-had only tondd, that the: , Gotta of' Direthers &him , stand before the pul4ic as accusers of Marquis, and that it mias. lira Itinbiassed Opinion, *hat the hinase! might to circle to seine detision npttit tluti, qui:Winn; mitts all` possible expedition: Mr., LI!.e,`II'INOTO-V defended his Lion. Friend (I\ll:Creevey), and: mentiotied that the:l-louse could. t ea deeirle, upon , the'present occasion wit osit tak-' ing intoiconsideration :the general policy 'of 'Marquis: Wellesley'S Govertnnent Titer:House was, hound to take into its view the whele.4ifetittat:persey,,, both in justice to this'Countryiand in jUitive to. the Nu tirinie oflndict tultielt.ltat: been ha:ralsject s. of-thatr system of policy. HALL thought. that 'if the: Rouse.had any sense of national justice, orany tegar& ler its own. charaater, it would 'no suffer any. further. diflay :to, retard its find! dottisloti -upon this quest iotr. Mr. S. LUSHINGTON asserted, that, already, British India hadjtOatneet the measereesybieh lied lately, been adell.tq4: , b) this cnuotty. .4;:b.e;c!!ftrigei in, the present iesteoce he, ntsintAint:4: wakpeksotn4,: apd,therefora,oPglit to be 014 16 . 4 4 . .v1416P\A .turiber , delay, Lord 4R c 141,11.0,14 ,11.4411,1,LTQN was. of oi)i Wen ) , that as Cietiilenifui wore not. Very :fOrsvakd „ to. encounter the ; obiogey,et taking up Si and this Noble Lord had nin4f!illi,9n this with 'such Jatidable atteetion, the business tittght nit to.be taken &Wel his hands. If his- Hun. Friend-eithildlitet'e fter propose a Committee to' intoirtifitt,tiPihe; 4610n5-in .the C rn tie; l ik at Ferreektib . tidt 66 ready to snppot t. 'bet in the if wAtihoito* hethoilght thi-course - proethed by' his Nolil4Vrintell shouldinot he'rejeffed , . , ' Mr. Gil f l WOlAtti >ga s'e suppotttitt fotia Corilinatee,"ifOffint po eel ; but as' the 1,,90 had tAt , t) tip-the salontW 3 . 010 11 . 1,cttstIoe, rittliiteit e •tt) resist it.' 'H , hxipott-ths 1491 4 .1'm tVottict notjtiagiittif "tlue contlea of= the , om i t o l)ireolors on an r.r statetuerit, but that their case, as.weil as that- of the Noble Altirquis, v);otald be - consickted reference to the kvliolu of the cit'a cumstatic6s. •‘" • ' /1/r, 1114YWhi1 IT :trgned then boot hulTiciem,onprttintly to make tip his, tnipd tm v,irt of Al crap,., Wekiley", conduct,, which, ird contended, involved the consideration of the whole of that Noble I,ord's administration 1 - 10 maintained, that, in re: :Ird 4) the honour au fl ch:iritaer of, the country, as, well as to the cIP case should QI tine Nobly: Alat(juii, the proceeding-i this s should go on Anti due deliberation and pti,ent quiry. tie thought yi Courn)ittet: woult.t put the_iitv 4111eAS in ;t inure 11U1111)ge,ableliirl11, 3 . 10 .rople Gen; tletnen more easily to come tit,a kfluvviecig4,ol . ,tl;c huhjea. prt's.-,ed to give Ins vote, on 14 prest.nt v i e w o f the caw, ho wai certainly reigned to Japitist Alarquis,i, but, lte, should jgwe it with less, satist4atiou than if time ,to examine the, case, acrd all the 4c matt titorc inioutely, Mr. 114 THPBST thought it due, „ in-justice• to the Noble Marquis ) to come to a decision on, tht case '4IS soon as , pre piety would •adinit, .kittuouid ut.)t mypose that the: lapers, had beett so long - before the Han s a without..bningt eXamitiga arteptiNt. by.twery, Getillonaan:. rT 1 tiJ Ate.l 1...111 'ON agreed wit h t wito th , ) , . , ,g111 this questiortilivolveclthuigeneral vorkhkri.,, . Cori of I,6rd WellOslcOi Silt Oi l . iif India,: ),,,I:, i. Wit hotit,,pretif t iti.rlay,, . hi: ‘itvictld "toy, that it wat,l9 )s 4i t hle ,to go into a iine.slott of .; , ,..4.:11, a natnre at tL.; 1;k boor (ten 0!(.10:1;.). It \, , , , m1•1 .betl : tlisgraLe to the ci.•tintly and to Lord 'N'it'llehley . „ if the'. de iii or thk (itte:Ji,,ll was pr , ,ipit,:teci. Ile . holigki l 'the I.)irciritors wott.l4. he cillowed t( . , - ' l'" '1 ( 1I their . • li ~ 1 • woe 1, 1! 4 . mr.ioq,, id cdsc. it_ir, cotnp.ains of Lord \Will&ley was not th;it he aid not °N ' . their -orders, but that he she \Val an titter disregard of d i van). Sir 8 4 1.11g/EL /WA/it-id V . bed; eel it mieht , be.. ~, qTolleeied t hat the present Parl4ttnent liatr been 'ollly seven moittlis in possession of the very ,volu., milioni doctiplynts in thk C:l•3o,,:tics that there ha I been no c;lvtrgs to c?it'ei't the attention of Gentlemen ,to Ole material points. F-ie;had read the Pitp•,-rs With 'W10411011; but Ile had 110 t ' yk ' l.:ooll)itilely Slito•lfit.l iii lIlit)(1UpOn the, yhole of the case, Yet, undor,bt-' edl,Y . ,,ife,lll e d op ; ou to give' his yore, he would, with :ottt besitaticit, give it, in his present view, ;.ig:tioi 1 tho -N0414 INilarnuis: like thought a, C,/,` munittee %vould 'do mush serviCc in arrin4tig and rnethodi s i tig 'hie substance of :d1 the - e.tocnny;nts. Sir .•i, i,r - 7,g1.,./,,ESL . ,.) i sttic.l, l it, wait for Ow. liouse to decide ix h3a(iuodo ,6f Proi7epaoN; would, rbest suit its own cot tvenienee a i ncl The entli Qt, Justice; but, he coutewled, that it had beenialways asl.ed, and it Wati Ille ' ollly tintig that 1 % ',i14 aqted .i , (4 1 the I)Prt ()i -the Noble Alarquis, that the s cdie should be brought .to as . speedy a ckeigioti as'a regard to justice and tiii inquiry,woeld allow, The ,liopriety of this princi ple had beep laid down and entoKeed by the highest ~ • • .authority on all sides of the E.T6w ,. e, and airtr, -,, i ,. .... tither:;, b:,. an I Icat. Gsntlentati.now. no tot'.o,l (M FoN), ‘i:l. - iso opinion would i.,,:eiglf vary nit;..lt kvidt Ott Gentletiign on the other side. Ile dirt not. sty-, pose, that every 11,1cInber,, had read the_ Pap(i . ;3 . word for word: but he was satisfied (here w,kre very leA•tr' vho had nut read them sUffi,eiently to, enable than to give a.col4ciepttoot) vote; 4111 that, he asked now was vyliat he lied asked bet:1;160 speedy a. deellion as tlt 146.04 t in its sellst*,,l ttCe could, admit , , , ~- ; 't J-,i)l'il. 14) 4 4./•;;TraiVE th9 a stglit the .t tonso tpv• ~, • ~,•-i,•• 1 , 84E,iently, in nos:,esston, a,oeast of the matti,n4o , of tho case, to come to a , decision on thO,,Zs' ' que4thAtt, at untw i Wlitlf.), ping, lot° the gotier:At, P.OOY, of t he ,fipttetn of GaVerninent in India, whicll7,, he thought belonged, more proper to the genetat., conilicieration of ,the Finaucei of India, of which the slight Hon. Oetttlecu4p opposite, (Mr. Dgudits)i hitcl,.giyen notice., or the other general vigw or.. Illa; part of the .I;:nipire to be broi.ight forwardliy, the lion,.Qentleotan below him (Mr. Creevey),, it was their own fault if /any Gentlemen were , q9x pre-! pareA,toccnne to .the decison. ~..5'hit i :,,,1. , 1,41,41-)E7IT 1)1)94t,i, iipo,*ble ti) dF,,,:itie , this, tliOt upon the, 114414 orthe caste, whekk4lte riiin4clC . ,,qz,,itteJpe4 r vies . .e,,iiut m aciLt:up a.l.tgi the, proper form 'of proceeding. /- -h4 ..tuuvp.d, ris„,pll 2 ai. 1 4544M1L t 9 1 4qM9144 , n thq.., 1 4,4 33 1a -1c Qt . . !ite I.vorslti," tcrtmorkow sp,Ophatty', instead, 0, the word " now: ..,, • • ;Atm , ~ , ! , LaneFQ i . .. In lit; in gosm, :i ,- . , 44 7,4 5 14 44` - 'i ) ' 0 ' . b.- .•••I ' ' A . t Y °C Ping iPit9.t 6 .., Celerllihfgi.ti le, Ca ft;• ;RI t ( ?- 4 4 ; '". hour 414, ttigltt„ , 1-4. ; ytie f , rsloly4o agree in . the, 'Jon. liarottet;s NOticiß t iilykronse th lAt ogg in. i ,l / 4 ? 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